The reporting obligation has applied since 1 October 2026. You record holdings and capital. From this, the tool identifies the beneficial owners under the rules of the TJPV, checks your information for completeness and transmits the report with your power of attorney. It then monitors the Swiss Official Gazette of Commerce and helps you keep track of commercial register changes that trigger a deadline. The report itself is free of charge via the electronic platform of the Confederation.
Transparenzregister.ch is a private service.
Four steps through which the tool guides you. The tool supports you with the assessment under the rules of the TJPV – you provide the facts that only you know.
The report itself is quickly filled in. The time-consuming part is the question that comes before it: who is actually a beneficial owner under the TJPG? The law has four control categories that must be examined independently of one another – unlike anti-money laundering law, which proceeds in stages. Anyone who takes the result from the bank form may end up filing an incomplete report. More under TJPG and the Anti-Money Laundering Act.
The work is not done after the initial report. The tool monitors the publications in the Swiss Official Gazette of Commerce (SOGC) relating to your companies and notifies you when something happens.
Under Art. 51 para. 1 TJPG, the first change to the commercial register entry after entry into force shortens the transition period to one month from that entry. A relocation of the registered office, a change on the board of directors or a capital increase is enough; the longer transition period then no longer applies.
And after the initial report, Art. 10 TJPG applies: any change to a fact entered in the register must be reported within one month of becoming aware of it. The alerts help you spot relevant changes in good time.
You can find the deadlines that apply to your company in the deadline calendar. How changes are to be reported is explained under Reporting changes.
You manage several companies in one account. This is particularly relevant for two groups.
The law does not provide for a group report – each Swiss company in the group reports itself, with its own deadline. In the tool, you manage all of them in the same account. More on the legal situation on the holding company page.
If you report on behalf of clients, you manage their companies in the same account. The price per company falls as the portfolio grows. More on your obligations and roles on the page for fiduciary firms.
Billing is per company per year – not per report. The price per company depends on the number of companies in your account.
| Number of companies | Price per company per year |
|---|---|
| 1 to 4 | CHF 89 |
| 5 to 9 | CHF 79 |
| 10 to 24 | CHF 69 |
| From 25 | CHF 59 |
Because billing is per company rather than per report, changes within the year cost nothing extra. This matters: under Art. 10 TJPG, any change to a registered fact must be reported within one month – in the event of a change of chair, provided the chair has been reported as the highest-ranking member of the managing body, a transfer of shares across a threshold or a change of residence of a reported person.
The term is one year and renews automatically for a further year unless you cancel. You can cancel yourself at any time in the web app. Billing is per company per year; the price depends on the number of companies in your account. Our General Terms and Conditions apply.
An invoice already issued is not cancelled after purchase, as the contract is concluded at the time of purchase.
The TJPG has been in force since 1 October 2026. Staggered transition periods apply to existing companies; for newly incorporated companies, the deadline is one month from entry in the commercial register.
| Situation | Deadline |
|---|---|
| Stock corporation subject to an ordinary audit | 31 December 2026 – the first staggered deadline under Art. 51 para. 3 TJPG |
| Newly incorporated company | 1 month from entry in the commercial register (Art. 9 para. 4 TJPG) |
| First change to the commercial register entry since 1 October 2026 | 1 month from that entry, if earlier than the transition period (Art. 51 para. 1 TJPG) |
You can find all key dates up to 2036 in the deadline calendar. An assessment for your company is provided by the detailed TJPG check · CHF 49 incl. VAT.
No. transparenzregister.ch is not the federal transparency register; the official register is kept by the Federal Office of Justice. Reports can also be filed directly and free of charge via the electronic platform of the Confederation.
It guides you through recording the ownership and capital data, uses this data to identify the beneficial owners under the rules of the TJPV, checks the information for completeness and, with your power of attorney, transmits the report via the submission service. It runs as a web app at app.transparenzregister.ch.
The price applies per company per year and is tiered by the number of companies: CHF 89 for up to four companies, CHF 79 for five to nine, CHF 69 for ten to 24 and CHF 59 from 25 companies, in each case including VAT.
No. Billing is per company per year, not per report. Change reports within the year therefore cost nothing extra – which pays off, because under Article 10 TJPG any change to a registered fact must be reported within one month.
Yes. Data entry has been possible since 21 September 2026, and since the TJPG came into force on 1 October 2026, the report can be transmitted to the federal transparency register.
Yes. Reports can also be filed directly and free of charge via the electronic platform of the Confederation and, subject to the conditions of Article 11 TJPG, also via the commercial register office. The Management tool supports you in identifying the beneficial owners, checking completeness and ongoing monitoring.
The tool monitors the publications in the Swiss Official Gazette of Commerce (SOGC) relating to your companies and notifies you. This is more than a convenience: under Article 51 paragraph 1 TJPG, the first change to the commercial register entry after entry into force shortens the deadline to one month from that entry.
Yes. You manage several companies in one account, and the price per company falls as the number increases – from CHF 89 down to CHF 59 from 25 companies. This is aimed at groups as well as at fiduciary firms managing multiple client companies.
At any time, directly in the web app, without a form and without a phone call. The term is one year and renews automatically unless you cancel. An invoice already issued is not cancelled after purchase, as the contract is concluded at the time of purchase. The details are governed by our General Terms and Conditions.
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Reports can also be filed directly and free of charge via the electronic platform of the Confederation. The Management tool supports you with identification, completeness checks and deadline monitoring: CHF 89 per company per year incl. VAT (CHF 59 from 25 companies).
The legal information on this page refers to the Federal Act of 26 September 2025 on the Transparency of Legal Entities and the Identification of Beneficial Owners (TJPG, SR 955.3) and the Ordinance of 12 June 2026 (TJPV, SR 955.31), both in force since 1 October 2026. Prices and contract terms in accordance with our General Terms and Conditions. This page was last updated on .